I think any free-spirited entrepreneur fears government regulation and the ever-growing sense of entitlement among our populace.

It is interesting to speculate the amount of entrepreneurs who would enter into full time world if this wasn't a concern. 

Your return on equity just isn't high enough to justify holding it as a rental.Great that you aspire to get involved in real estate investing.  

We are at our core...Americans which manifests itself as ASPIRATIONAL.

I don't know the laws there, she says she does, she's an aspiring real estate investor.  

Told him a friend has a C-class studio for $600+utilities; 1st, last, security.Wanted to know if he could hold off on the security because he needs the money to bail out the NEW live-in GF. me: 'so what she in for'him: 'they said she stole a fridge from her apartment'me: 'so give it back'him: 'can't we sold it so we could afford to rent another place'me: 'well she's got free rent now'him: clickgypsy entrepreneurs !!!

I want to provide for them and give them the best life possible.The “What” in my life for a long time was real estate investing, and after giving over 10,000 hours of my life to that “What”, I wanted to give back and bring value to as many real estate investors as I could reach.The “Who” and “What” when blended together in my life became my “Why”:I want to help stressed-out entrepreneurs who are frustrated with not knowing their numbers and not making a profit by cleaning up their books, interpreting their numbers for them, and implementing a system to increase and prioritize their profits to be able to be less stressed, confident in their numbers, and make the profit they need to accomplish their vision and to provide for their family to have the best life possible.This “Why” gets me up in the morning and keeps me up at night.This “Why” keeps me going when situations and circumstances get difficult.This “Why” helps me learn a new system to protect and grow my profit.

In brief here's the guidelines I would say are paramount:Class A Properties: these are very fixture and marketing specific and require an advanced skillset and market knowledge so if you are buying a Class A fixer upper it's a different discussion entirely - I am assuming you are not working with that property type.Class Bs: In fixing a Class C to a B or renovating a Class B you want to work with the aspirations of the buyer - they want the Class B to look as much like a Class A as possible so my earlier point of choosing one Class A feature applies - infinity pool, paved lanai, feature wall, upmarket appliances etc.

Some of the jobs that renters had may be gone for a period of time until entrepreneurs have time to build up enough capital and restart.

I myself am a new aspiring investor. i have my CPA license and specialize in real estate taxes.